Leefest is back!

As a big fan of grassroots festivals and new music, it’s great news to hear that Leefest turns ten this year, and will be celebrating in style. Set up in Lee Denny’s back garden in 2005, they took a break last year but are back and ready to bring upcoming sounds to festival goers on 28th

Leefest – movers and shakers!

Ordinarily I wouldn’t think that a weekend couched somewhere between Croydon and Bromley worth spending my time on, let alone writing about for all to read. But Leefest 2012 – that’s different. Well deserving of its accolades and praise, this genuinely is one of the best festivals in the country, which, when there are 450+ running,

Leefest – this weekend!

Reasons to love Leefest 1. It is this weekend, meaning only a few more days of waiting. 2. As well as Ghostpoet, Friction, FOE, Let’s Buy Happiness and Bwani Junction, Slow Club are playing. Rebecca and Charles are the kind of pop stars you actively want to be friends with. 3. The weather doesn’t look

Win tickets to Leefest!

When parents go away for the weekend and fail to leave explicit instructions dictating that their loved children ‘must not throw a festival in the back garden’, events such as Leefest are inevitable. Having evolved from its 2006 roots as a party in the garden with seven bands, the not for profit festival in Bromley